Hello all,
i have some problems with wuauclt, which i cannot explain myself. Hopefully you can help me out.
So i try to force updates over wuauclt on client pc's, which is made by a simple .bat - scheduled by the windows task scheduler.
It seems that all is working fine for now, but in the end i don't know why one update is not installed by the .bat .
To show what the .bat will do, here the code :
@echo off echo --------------------------------------------------- >> C:\vmlog.txt echo Update_ausgefhrt >> C:\vmlog.txt echo %Computername%_%time:~0,2%%time:~3,2%_%DATE:/=% >> C:\vmlog.txt echo --------------------------------------------------- >> C:\vmlog.txt start "update" /wait "c:\windows\system32\wuauclt.exe" /resetauthorization /detectnow start "update" /wait "c:\windows\system32\wuauclt.exe" /updatenowSimply, some log infos before the update push starts.
It works till now, because when i look into the gui i can see there are 2 Updates left to install.
But i can do what i want, it doesn't install the remaining updates. Following Updates are still in "important"
checked : KB890830 (removal Tool)
unchecked : .NET Framework 4.5.1 for Win 7 KB2858725
Even if i run cmd as admin and type "wuauclt /updatenow" it won't work.
Also when i stop and start the windows update service again, to re-initiate it - same problem.
My goal is to get a 100% up2date windows as far as possible. This means, if any updates are installable, it should be done.
Do you can help me out, why windows don't install the updates by command line ?
I don't want to use the gui, it has to be solved by .bat
Thanks a lot !
Holger
So here my question again, this time the correct forum :)
Thanks for any help !
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